of Plinies Nacurall Hiftorie. 



Halcyon d^ycs. iZjd 

 HJcioncs of diycrfe kinds. ibid> 

 lUlciones when they breed. ibid. 

 UMiphleosja kind of d. mfortitndt. ibid. 



Hamtmniacum. Sec Ammonidcum. 

 Hanno banifhedfor taming d Lion. zo$b 

 Hanno his book; and commifiion to furyey the comjfajf ? of 

 Ajfricke. 91b 

 Bdnno bis navigation. 33 ^< 



Hangings of exceeding ^eat pice. 2 8 ^ 



Jlappie IS no ?nan in this life, I'^Sh 

 vhovF.tsdcemedmoHHdppc by the Oracle. iSo h 

 TJ arcs admit fupeifoetation. 303 

 Harpe Barre Fidicula. S^^g, 

 U arrowing how it is performed* S79f 

 Jlftres Jleepe open eyed. 33 S ^ 



Hard and sitffe hearted folks are accounted brutifh. 3 40 i 

 Hardijhrewsif they go oyeracart~traB,jlreightdie.Zj\^g 

 Hares in fome places haye two livers. 34 1 c 



being then transportedjthcy loofconc of thnn. ibid, 

 ilarc will never be fat. 344^ 

 Ha:res admit fuperf at ation or double conception. 2. 3 2 iS^ 

 Hare the hairicB aratifre, 347'* 

 Hares how their age is h^owne. 23a/. both male and fe- 

 male. ibid> 

 the pa~Hare a venomous fjh, 191b. i 



HaresvoyfruitfuU. - 2.32/^ 

 Hares haire very good to maf^ cloth. ibid. 

 Harmor/tc of Planets. 14)^ 

 Harts pjcwed the ufe of the hearbe Di&amnus. ziok,, 

 cure themfclves with craifijhes. ibid. 

 Harts and Hinds are cured by the Artichol^e, a 1 1 c 

 Harts. See Stags. ^i4g'h 

 HaBie Apples. See Jpplcs lAusiea, 

 Hafellnuts. See Ftlbards. 

 Haulmc. See Straw. 



Hawkes. 272 /. their kinds. 274 ^. where they breed 

 on the ground. ibid J 

 Hawks^ and men catch birds together', 274 m 



and part the prey equally. ibid. 

 i>f Haire. 33^i.k, 

 H aires andftones engender in mens bladders. 344 ^ 

 H aires out of a thicke sk}n aregrofe and hard. 3^7 a 



they grow long upon Horfes and Lions, ibid, 

 fwallowtng downc of an Haire the death of Fabius a I{o~ 



mane Scn^tour, lyp e 



Hams of Connies long on their checkes. ibid. 

 Haiiie men more letchcroiu than others. ibid. 

 Haircs come not fometime wtthout the helpe of art. 347 b 

 Haire of thehcadinmengrowcth mofljbid.it ^oweth not 



at the cut endybutfrom the root. ibtd, 

 Haii'e g^'oweth upon dead bodies. 347 b 



Hairic ueafls^except the Affe and the jheepe, are troubled 



■with lice. ' 32p b 



H aires white. 2 3 2 /> 



H E 



Heads adorned with creBsituftSjandcombes. 33^ a 

 Heads cut from the bodie licked up their owns bl&ud. 

 242 h. 



Heart in man and beaft how it isfituat and made : alfo to 

 whatufeitferveth. 34o g.h 



Heoi-t of fjhcs pointcth up to the mouth. ibid. 



Heart f rftformedin the mothers wombe. 340 a. it dieth 



laft. ibtd.h. it pantcth lik^ a living creature by it felfe. 



ibid. h. the treafurl of Ufcibid. the feat of the mind 



andfoulc. 340 /> 



Heart cannot abide paine. ibid, paineof iihringeth pre^ 

 fent death. ibid. 

 Hearts ithey thdt have little,are valiant. ibid. 

 Heart ofa man how much it ^owethyearely. 340/. how 



long it gro weth . ibid, wb^n and how much it decrea- 



feth. ibid. 

 Hearts of f me men all hairie. 3 40 * 



Hearts hairie jherv flraunge and vdlourous men.. ibid. 

 Heaven full of pour traits. 2 g 



Heaven and World all one. 1 c 



Heaven in the motion thereof an harmonic. 2 h 



Heaven called Coelumj and why. ibid. 

 Heaven devided into fixteene parts by the Tufcanes. 7 £ 



See more inWorld. 

 Hebrc river. 5 

 Hecuba her tombe and name thereof. 79 i 



Hedgehogs how. they engender. 3 02 / 



Hedyfmata. $81 d 



Helix of three forts. 48 1 4 



Heltxja kind of Yvie. 4^ok^ 

 Hellenes iwhence they tooke their lidme. 76 h 



the three names Homer gave unto therH. ibid. 

 Hclenasa Meteorfo called. 1 8 / 



H eliotropitim turning alwaies with the Sunne. 20 h 

 HelleJfontiasjthenatncof a wind.i 3 b.thc timeofit.ihid, 

 Helle^onti fometime a land. 40 / 



Helix ^akjnd of Willow or Oyperi, 48/ f 



Hcliotropiumthehearbe^ a dire&ion unto the Husband^^ 



man. S93.f 

 HemcrisjakindofOk^. 4S9^ 

 Henettjfrom whence the Venetians. ,1 7 j- ^ 



houfe-Hens feeme reli^ui. i^z m 



Hens or fuUets great layer'ii 29 Si 



Hens bringup ducklings. ^99 c 



Hens which be kindly. 3oog 

 grig-Hens. ibidM 

 Hens and TuUein firH crammed. "^97 d 



Hens fat how thy are k^iownc. ibid.b IIcYl 



HephaflijimountainesinLycia, . 47c\ijp 



Hepfema,whatitis. ^ iT^JtkU^ 

 Hercules pillars . \ \. "^^^^fi-Kj 



Hercules his altar. 96 1 



HermotinusCla'^omenituhps^oB. 184* 

 Hercules his sphere : the planet Mars fo called. 6.g 

 Heixules B^Hicellus, who fo called. 166 1 



Hercyniaforreft. 43' y e. the wonderfull trees that are there 



gtowtng. 4// / 



Mar cm Henennitu a Counfellor Brucl^with lightning in a 



cleareday. zjf 

 Eb^maphrodites. Sec dndrogini. 

 Hermincs. SceMenuver, 



Heroumjwhatitis. '^73f 

 HerophiiuSiaremwnedinterpretcr of Vhyfu^. 34s ^ 

 Herons of three forts. 3 01 l.they engender rntth ^catpain. 



ibid^andlay rPith as much. ibid> 

 He^criusjaniountaineinMthyopia, 47 c 



Hexametre verfe»whofirft devfed" I f 



